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Figure 1. The vector spectromagnetograph mounted on top of the Kitt Peak SOLIS Tower, formerly the vacuum telescope tower. The poles that flank the tower in the image on the left are part of a lightning protection system. (Photos by Kevin Schramm) |
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| Author | Kevin Schramm, NSO/AURA/NSF |
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